Sunset Campground

Kings Canyon National Park


Grant Grove's biggest campground has 157 sites and is a short five-minute walk from the village. Sites are set among evergreen trees. Ranger campfire programs run in summer. Two large group sites are also available (with space for 15 to 30 people). Flush toilets, water, bear lockers, fire rings and picnic benches are available.


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